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Greg "Stoink" Alvar, guided by Pat...Boysen, July
10th.
6/17-20.....Fished the Wyoming Walleye Stampede's first tournament at Boysen. The wind kept us off the lake on Thursday. The lake is muddy all the way down due to the high volume of water entering the lake. The flooding has been some of the worst on record in Fremont County this summer. We were able to get in a day of prefishing on Friday and caught fish just about everywhere we went. It was a jigging bite and with the thicker mud 2/3 down the lake, it definitely made the lake smaller and limited the areas that were fishable. We used jigs with plastics, minnows and leeches. We were 19th after day one and finished in 8th place, one place behind our "campmates" John and Mitch, who were in 5th after the first day. Pat pulled a 22" fish with about 10 minutes to go on Sunday to get us into the top 10.
6/2-6/6....Fished the Wyoming Walleye Stampede
Glendo tournament and "Wrong Day" Ray struck again. I caught a 29 incher
at 3pm the day before the tournament. We ended up in 37th. Fished
the trees as the water was very high. Caught a ton of walleye but couldn't
pull anything longer than 22".


5/15.....After a week of record breaking moisture, we headed to the lake to see if any of the usual spawning spots were still producing. The fishing was slow as we caught but 2. The fellas from Casper did better as boated quite a few more. The challenge was finding stained water. It was crystal clear over much of the lake. That should change soon, as there is a great amount of snow in the high country. Should fill 'er up this year.

4/29-5/2.....Fished the Wyoming
Walleye Circuit opening tourney of the season. It's the first time it's
been held here this early. Attracted 62 teams. Prefishing: The
weather was ok Thursday till early afternoon. We caught fish just about
everywhere we tried. Jigs. The weather turned terrible on Friday with
heavy, wind blown snow...we decided not to take to the water, several did
however. Tourney: We were in 14th after day one with a weight of
just over 13 pounds. The fishing was definitely tough for us as our spots
did not produce as expected. We did manage to win $500 in our shootout.
. Day 2 began much quicker as we boated three
right away, but 4 and 5 were a long time in coming and we did not have much of
an opportunity to upgrade. We weighed just over 11.6 pounds on day 2. Ended
up 13th.

4/25.....Pat and I took a day trip to the lake. Did well catching a dozen. Jigs and minnows for me and plastics for Pat. We checked out some areas of he lake we normally would not during the spring and found some eye's in some of those locations. Most were caught in 6 to 12 feet.
4/17,18.....The spawn is on with a good number of 16 to 22 inch males caught over the weekend. Jigs and plastics or jigs and minnows in shallow did the trick. Today live bait held the edge.

4-10-10.....First trip to Boysen of
the season. Only ice left was found in Fremont Bay. That should be
gone quickly. Plenty of anglers around Brannon Bay chasing rainbow. Our
catch of the day consisted of a rather large crayfish. Water still has some
warming to do before the action picks up.


Questions? Comments? Info? Email Ray.